artifact
An object made or used by humans in the past, often found by researchers
A rare natural mineral formed deep inside underground caves over thousands of years
A detailed map drawing that shows the exact boundaries of ancient cities
archaeologist
A historian who translates old handwritten letters, books, and legal documents
A scientist who studies rocks, minerals, and how the physical Earth changes over time
A scientist who studies human history by digging up and examining old objects
Something so classic or lasting that it never goes out of style
weightless
timeless
permanent
everlasting
warrior
A high-ranking leader who makes political decisions for a village or kingdom
A person experienced or trained in fighting, especially in ancient battles
A royal guard who protects the castle walls and stays near the king
Producing powerful, bright, or clear images and colors in the mind
valid
vivcaious
vibrant
vivid
A powerful ruler who holds total control over a whole group of countries or kingdom
emperor
empire
empress
governor
A word that sounds or is spelled like another word but has a different meaning
homonym
homophone
antonym
synonym
To put something on, or to make a formal request for a job
apply
attach
request
comply
monument
A building, statue, or structure built to honor a special person or historic event
A tall stone tower built along a coastline to spot approaching enemy ships
An ancient written document that records the laws and rules of a country
To show or make known something that was hidden or secret
expose
reveal
repeal
uncover
tomb
A stone temple where ancient people gathered to hold sacred ceremonies
A underground treasure room where a king kept gold, jewels, and coins
A large vault, stone box, or underground room used for burying the dead